Chapter

 1 IV     |         Dr. Ferguson carefully remarked that they had not gone beyond
 2 VII    | unforeseen emergencies,” as he remarked, since otherwise he did
 3 XII    |       to the westward.~Kennedy remarked that the route tended toward
 4 XIV    |        s no great difference,” remarked Kennedy.~“Nor close at hand,
 5 XVI    |    doctor.~“It was frightful!” remarked Kennedy.~“Oh!” said Joe, “
 6 XVII   |      long time in this style,” remarked Kennedy; “I don’t see one
 7 XVIII  |        not be the first time,” remarked the doctor, “that science
 8 XXV    |       only an isolated cloud,” remarked the doctor. “It won’t do
 9 XXVIII |  people who come this way,” he remarked, “will be rather surprised
10 XIX    |      the two explored routes,” remarked Kennedy; “at least, if I
11 XIX    |      as Kennedy more than once remarked.~In spite of all he could
12 XXX    |      Unquestionably,” Ferguson remarked, “those people take us for
13 XXXIV  |      away before them.~Kennedy remarked the circumstance.~“It matters
14 XXXVI  |        after a moment’s pause, remarked:~“I believe that you are
15 XXXVIII|      Tuesday evening.”~“Then,” remarked Joe, pointing to a long
16 XLIX   |      are said to be handsome,” remarked the doctor. “You see the
17 XLIII  |       those brutes can’t fly,” remarked Joe; “and that’s something.”~“
18 XLIII  |     become of him? Besides, he remarked that the balloon tended